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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn the last of our essential abstract nouns for fluency.

We're going to focus on words for parts, amounts, or aspects of

things, such as color, size, and position, as well as words that will help us convey information

in abstract ways, including the words for example and doubt. To begin with, let's revisit the word estado,

which we already know as the participle of estar. For example, I have been here is

estado here. But the word estado can also be a noun that means state, as in a condition that someone

or something might be in.

So, for example, what was the state of the room when you left?

What was the state of the abitacian when you

You know?

Notice that we use qual, literally which, even though what we're asking about is a description of something.

Try it yourself in this next example.

What is the state of her health?

What is the state of your health? What is the state of his

health?

So we use the word

estado when we're talking about the state of being

of someone or something.

It can relate to their location or to how they feel, but not to essential aspects of what they are.

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